The Peach Festival is a very large, annual occurrence in Lafayette. There are dozens of food…read morevendors and even more venders of crafts. The peach cobbler is amazing; although the peach turnovers were a pit pedestrian. The prices for everything were reasonable and the festival was really fun. Get there really early or around noon if you want to find parking.

Love this every year! We enjoy bringing the whole family…read moreand spending the day out here. It is a definite must -visit.

We made a reservation for 2 on a Sunday at 11:30 and they were virtually empty but I believe that's…read moredue to the weather as it was a gloomy, cold, rainy, spring day. Our server was very attentive and helpful with our meal selection. While the biscuit breakfast comes with scrambled eggs they were kind enough to make mine over medium and also extra crispy bacon. The freshly made to order biscuits were so delicious with the butter and jams. We order the chocolate chip cookie skillet and it comes à la mode. Be warned it's HOT! I burned my tongue and it was so worth it. I would recommend asking for a second scoop of ice cream as it felt a little small in comparison to the size of the cookie. But get this dessert! The property is quite nice to walk around and even has a little gift shop. Give them a visit!

Located in rural weld County in Fort Lupton, sits this little gem that you have to check out!…read more At my daughter suggestion with family in town from far away cities, we chose Salt and Acres as our meeting place on a warm fall weekend. The first thing that grabs you as you're driving through the back, roads of Weld County among farms and ranches is the warmth of this location with trees, a long drive and a small pond. It truly is a picturesque setting and some families were already walking around the pond and nearby grounds taking family photos. We had a small wait for our table, which was not unexpected since had a large group. The drink options were amazing and the bartenders on duty did not disappoint with their preparations. The menu however, was great for those who were seeking carbs, but left something to be desired if you were seeking any protein options. We started with the Charcuterie and Bruschetta Barrata boards along with the Warm Spinach and Artichoke dip. A couple of flatbread pizzas wrapped up the dinner options for us. We were celebrating a birthday and brought a cake in the staff was kind enough to let us keep it in the cooler until it was time to be served. With almost every table filled outdoors and indoors, the staff did a good job of keeping up with our tables needs and balancing the other tables in their respective stations. We did have to seek out our waiter a couple of times to order additional items but they were quite busy. This place is ideal for a light, relaxing meal with drinks and the company of friends. It is not the place to go for those with a hearty appetite as you may be disappointed with the scarcity of options on the menu, but for events in a beautiful setting, you can't go wrong here!

Super cute establishment to visit on the weekend! They also have various events whether it be yoga…read moreor other activities.

Amazing place to take the young one and introduce them to the farm life and show them what goes on…read morearound a farm! Very cheap $5 for adults and they have covered picnic tables along with a handwashing station

SonFlower Ranch is truly an incredible place. I found them after spending the day watching two baby…read moresquirrels after their sibling had fallen from their nest. When one of the remaining babies started to go into distress, I knew I had to act fast. I called and spoke with Alicia, one of the founders. Even though they don't typically take squirrels that small, she immediately told me to bring her in and reassured me she would be there. The drive took almost an hour, and I was so worried I wouldn't make it in time but Alicia stayed in touch the whole way and made me feel completely supported. As soon as I arrived, she jumped into action, providing pain relief, placing the baby on a heating pad, and quickly securing a licensed foster home. The level of care, compassion, and dedication was incredible. She even told me to call back in 48 hours for an update on our little baby "Allie" (the name we gave her since the tree is in our back alley by the garage). The entire process there and back took about three hours, and about an hour after I got home, Alicia called me with an update. Sadly, Allie didn't make it but she reassured me that she did not pass in distress. The pain medication had kicked in, she was warm, and she went peacefully. What makes their work even more remarkable is that they care for up to 50 animals at a time, everything from raccoons to rabbits to squirrels - with often only one doctor on site. They rely heavily on donations and volunteers to keep going, which makes their level of dedication even more inspiring. When I learned what it takes to care for just one squirrel, I didn't hesitate to set up a monthly donation. That's how much their work matters. I'm so grateful for people like Alicia, SonFlower Ranch is doing truly meaningful, compassionate, life-saving work, even in the hardest moments. Thank you Alicia for taking such good care of baby Allie in her final moments.

So much fun good people a place for old and young alike kid's had a great time thank youread more

If you have asthma, or can't deal with artificial fog STAY AWAY! I wish I knew that before going…read morein. The fog is so heavy you can't see where u are going. And running into walls! The scariest part not being able to breathe! Yes there are actors but far and few between. Maybe 5 in the whole haunted house. Total waste of 75$ if you ask me. They don't even have a bathroom. You have to go to the bar across the parking lot. I mean at least get a port o potty like Jesus! They are making bank and obviously not putting it towards the haunted house or actors... they should at least get a rent a sh*tter!

We have been coming here for a few years to pick sunflowers, buy honey and feed the animals, and…read morelast year realized they have the occasional show here as well. We were able to catch a couple of our favorite musicians for an amazing set, and have been trying to get back for another show since then. Definitely check it out!

This spot is toddler heaven!! We brought our 2 year old and she had the time of her life…read more Highlights: - the visitor area of the farm is small, which was perfect for us as I was wearing a baby and husband was chasing toddler - you can feed the animals! I paid $2 for 2 carrots and we fed the horses. My daughter loved this! - there are many different types of farm animals to see: sheep, goat, geese, peacock, horses, pig, etc. - there are lots of toys to play with and tractors to sit on- this was a highlight for the toddler! - it took us about 45 mins to get here from Denver on a Sunday AM In the end we didn't end up cutting any sunflowers to bring home, but they had all the supplies needed to do so, like scissors and buckets. We will definitely return! Thanks for a bucket-filling morning for our girl!

Even though I have driven past this museum for over a decade, today is the first time I've visited!…read moreIt has been on my wish list to visit for a long time. I thought the Dougherty Museum just housed antique automobiles and farm equipment. However, it also has collections of vintage organs, pianos, victrolas, clothing and furniture. It is family owned and operated, and this is the family's extensive collection. All of the automobiles are labeled. The label includes the name, year, original purchase price, where the item was purchased and if possible information about its connection to the local area. It's so well organized! You can sit on a vintage fire truck and ring the bell! Free water bottles are offered. They have a clean restroom, but I didn't see a lock. There are people there who are very happy to give you information about the collection. It is a cash only establishment. The current entry fee is $10. When you sign their guest book it gives you free return entry for the rest of the summer. They are only open on Saturdays and only open during the summer. There is free parking.

This was a really great place! It only costs $5 to get in but there are hours worth of amazing…read morehistorical relics. Cars, rifles, tractors, pianos, and some of the most comfy chairs ever. LOL. The staff are very knowledgeable and are ready and willing to share their passion and experience with everyone young or old. And they let you (cautiously) experience first hand some of the musical instruments and cars!! We really enjoyed the museum and the awesome customer service. This place is a gem of Longmont!!

My wife and I were visiting my cousin and his wife, and they took us to dinner at the Fox Hill…read moreClub. Well, I tell you, this was quite the culinary experience. Of course, we started with a wonderful bottle of wine. Then for appetizers, we had the German Nachos. German you say? Well, instead of the usual tortilla chips, they lined the bottom with house made potato chips. Then it was layered with sausage, sauerkraut, tomatoes, beer mustard, onion jam, green onions, and cheddar cheese. What a great taste! We followed that up with Sushi Bites, which was a bit (or make that a bite) on top of crispy rice rounds, guacamole, sushi grade poke salmon, pickled ginger, and much more. Great flavor. For the entree, my wife and I shared the Chili Garlic Salmon. As you can tell by the name, the perfectly cooked Scottish Salmon was served over Coconut Jasmine Rice, and grilled Asparagus with Micro Greens. My cousin and wife each had Cod. This came with Miso Sauce, Japanese Wasabi, Mashed Potatoes, Snow Peas, Red Bell Peppers, Arugula, Carrots, and Micro Greens. They couldn't stop raving about it. Our server (did not get her name) was attentive and pleasant.

Impossible to get tee times. Very frustrated as a member. Hard to get ahold of anyone to talk to.read more